College Eye — February 8, 1966

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Confrontations to discuss Viet Nam Thursday	Craig Williams will introduce topic at forum sponsored by Department of Speech.
1	Untitled	Students dance at the all-college dance that was held in the Commons.
1	Nancy Thompson to read for Poetry Hour today	Will read from work by Philip Booth and John Holmes; schedule of upcoming Poetry Hours.
1	Senator George McGovern speech is cancelled	Will attempt to re-schedule.
1	Off-campus lounge open this week	Description of new facility.
1	WRA sponsors winter outing
1	Volunteers for Appalachia recruited today
1	OLD GOLD beauty pageant features 'Illuminations in Frost'	Twelve finalists will be selected from field of 33; list of competitors.
1	Living with 'Mountain Folk' can prove rewarding and stimulating	Connie Hohlfeld describes her experience of working with people in Appalachia; photo.
2	Off-campus lounge should be responsibility of college	Claims that off-campus men had to do without a lounge for months because of lack of efficiency and concern.
2	Organization into university here offers exciting possibilities, academic adulthood	Claims that SCI is a child who is growing into something wonderful, instead of mediocre.
2	Time to augment move ahead in industrial arts	Agrees with Jim Ehlenfeldt that the industrial arts are underappreciated.
2	Untitled	Agent presents his clients as a new kind of band, a religious rock group.
2	TV shows show stinky, stupid America	Claims that by watching television, he has discovered something about all Americans: we are stupid, stinky, romantic, and we cannot control ourselves.
2	Perspective: Teachers' contributions must repay society's investment	Claims that society cannot afford to have instructors who confine their teaching to the space between the two covers of a textbook.
3	College help will resume sessions	Will resume programs in Hawthorne and Maywood Schools.
3	Traffic violation appeals require personal plea	Appeals must be made in person.
3	Comprehensive exams will be held April 1
3	Enrollment drops to 5907
4	SAE installs 14 new members	List of new members.
4	Varsity trackmen top frosh, 74-39	Five new records were set and one record was tied at the varsity-freshmen indoor track meet; final results are posted.
4	Programming classes meet Thursday at 3	Will study FORTRAN and GOTRAN.
4	MU Week scheduled for April	Need men to work on committees.
4	Singing first love, but second chore	Profile of the Justus Four singing group; photo.
5	SCI matmen defeat Mankato, 18-16; Parker pins national place-winner	Don Parker defeated his opponent who won third place in nationals last year; statistics are posted; photo.
5	Entries due soon for intramurals	Teams for intramural volleyball, bowling, and handball doubles need to be organized and entered soon.
5	Cagers topple SDS, 80-67; take third place in NCC	Craig Kneppe scored 27 points, bringing his career scoring up to 1109 points; photo; statistics are posted.
5	Dr. Reninger will discuss English shift	Will talk about changes in curriculum.
6	Profs to study improvements in researching	Professors Wright and Hansen will study improvement of research in vocational education.
6	VISTA on campus for volunteers
6	Sixth annual SCRA lectures Feb. 14 & 15	Schedule several speakers.
6	Workshop for repertory theatre this summer	Company will perform three works.
6	Eta Pizza Pi to organize Wednesday	Pin will be small gold safety pin.
6	Peace Corps recruiting task force for India
6	Dr. Frank to serve committee	Will serve on national vocational guidance committee.